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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1926
Page
4
A Parisian woman learns of her mother's death via telegram from Vilaye. Overcome with sorrow the family hastens home in mourning with wreaths and flowers. Reuniting in the garden the mother explains she awaited their arrival to see them.
The Mull church vicar appeals to ladies to refrain from powdering during services. He cites parishioners finding solemn moments spoiled by "shame-faced" faces and ostentatious posing, urging modesty in worship.
Official notice to Dahlehga voters about a September 18 1926 election on issuing water works and sewerage bonds totaling 35000 dollars. Ballot options specify For and Against Water Works Bonds and For and Against Sewerage Bonds with separate or combined ballots and a schedule of annual principal and interest payments through 1950s.
Jio T Couch applied for a year's support from the state of Georgia for the deceased John T Couch. Appraisers filed their return. Those concerned must show cause before the Lumpkin county Ordinary on Monday in October 1926. W B Towsey, Ordinary.
Dr. George Bird Grinnell recalls a fall buffalo hunt with Blackfeet on the Two Medicine plains. An 800-strong party encircled a herd, killing about 1,000 buffalo in an hour while women brought packs and tepees. Indians repurposed skins for clothing and shelter and used the meat as staple food.
A flock of wild ducks in Riverside New Jersey refused to fly south last fall. They lingered under a bridge all winter and emerged only to be fed by metropolitan police officers, with Boston Poti noted as a feeder.
Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge recalls driving to town with part of his family when a child shouted to turn back. He then notes his wife disappeared from the wagon, leaving him to joke about a woman driving from the back seat and doing no good.
Newfound land sealing season ends with a total catch of 205548 pelts, the highest in 14 years. The steamer Boothic, formerly the Lake Como, sets a vessel record with 48000 pelts, the second largest ever brought into St Johns.
The official daily newspaper Tzvestit reports that first addressing machines have been imported into Soviet Russia and are now in operation. Until now all addressing of envelopes and wrappers has been done by hand in publishing and other offices in Russia.
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